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March 17, 2018

RSS schools are breeding grounds of extremism that threaten peace in South Asia

http://blogs.dunyanews.tv/20374/

RSS schools are breeding grounds of extremism that threaten peace in South Asia

Godse, the killer of Gandhi, belonged to RSS, the right-wing extremist organization of India.Since then, the ideology of RSS has been involved in bringing together and turning the minds of a huge number of Indians into extremists.
With its headquarter in Lucknow, serious questions regarding its source of funding remain unanswered.Hundreds of schools in Pune, Bangalore and West Bengal are being run by RSS and thousands of children and youth are being taught in these schools.
Many of its regional leaders have been involved in lynching incidents of low caste Hindus and Muslims, forced conversions and threatening Bollywood actors.Artists from Pakistan have been threatened and barred by RSS from performing in India many times.
In a first, the government of West Bengal has requested to shutdown around 130 schools run by RSS.The government of West Bengal received complaints against 520 schools, 492 of which are under observation. 125 RSS run schools in North Bengal did not acquire any “No Objection Certificates”.
There are inputs regarding these schools that they are teaching students how to carry sticks and use them.Stick wielding can’t be allowed in schools, whether it’s an RSS school or some other school.There are some norms and values to groom young children and way of teaching.
Teaching and training in these schools are based on Hindutva extremism which is being proved disastrous for India. What was once a secular country, has now turned into a Hindutva Republic and these schools are adding more to the trouble.
There are thousands of children all around India that are part of these RSS run schools and being taught same syllabus that comprises of extremism and a whole generation is being raised to implement the RSS ideology, which is not only a problem for the people of India but also a threat to peace in South Asia.